I tried to cultivate myself, and cultivate this beautiful self.
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Aba Gebre Mariam Alene - Interview (English Subtitled) Just like we cultivate the new generation, we need to cultivate the forest.
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Create & Cultivate was founded by Jaclyn Johnson and is the preeminent conference and online platform for women looking to, you guessed it, create and cultivate the career of their dreams.
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Take the DSW x Create & Cultivate Runway Redone event.
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Consequently, the company needs to cultivate people willing to consign their belongings just as actively as it needs to cultivate customers; there's a bit of selling on both ends of the process.
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Do you cultivate that perspective, or does it come naturally?
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Cultivate relationships with women your daughter can look up to.
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And God can cultivate beauty in your character through loneliness.
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You cultivate relationships with people who are healthy for you.
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All refugees are granted a plot of land to cultivate.
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Peace is something that we must seek out and cultivate.
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The screen becomes a place to cultivate their adult self.
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What are you looking to create and cultivate in 2018?
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She also shared some ideas on how to "cultivate" grit.
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" She also advised, "Everybody should have or cultivate a passion.
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It allows you to capture your ideas and cultivate them.
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What kind of value system do you hope to cultivate?
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Five, whose objective was to cultivate a live AIDS virus.
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It's also easy to cultivate, and thrives in big groups.
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But Boll didn't cultivate the same reputation, he fought everyone.
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Car companies cultivate secrecy because for a variety of reasons.
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With Blodhemn we tried to cultivate the pure, aggressive side.
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Grumblelord is all too happy to help cultivate this image.
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Later, experiencing stressful situations with others can cultivate social bonds.
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All of this comes from the inwardness that we cultivate.
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"Gifts solely to cultivate friendship are not bribes," he said.
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"The universe gives us the ability to cultivate pattern recognition."
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In so doing they cultivate mistrust, division and emotional frozenness.
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Of course, perfectly healthy companions frequently cultivate a private lexicon.
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They cultivate an intense bond, until Lenny abruptly severs ties.
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There are many ways to cultivate a disposition of thankfulness.
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He was, I came to realize, trying to cultivate taste.
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The Trump administration seemed to cultivate this sense of alarm.
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Cook has continued to cultivate a relationship with Ivanka Trump.
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There are many ways to cultivate a disposition of thankfulness.
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Crowdsourced: Some authors cultivate an especially collaborative relationship with fans.
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One day, she hopes farmers will cultivate the tree, too.
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He even helps to cultivate community gardens around the neighborhood.
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Amazon-backed food delivery startup Deliveroo acquires Edinburgh software studio Cultivate Cultivate is a software development and user experience design house that has worked with a number of big names, including Deliveroo itself. 6.
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They cultivate empathy and tolerance, by bridging cultural and socioeconomic divides.
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Humans, and the livestock we cultivate, produce a lot of crap.
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It would be at least a year before they could cultivate.
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The tech leader urges people to cultivate more in-person relationships.
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It is not a very hospitable place to cultivate grapes there.
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Terrorists create private groups to trade ideas and cultivate violent ideation.
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How can we cultivate more self-awareness and less biased reasoning?
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A handful of part-time farmers cultivate wheat, barley and rapeseed.
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Jepsen herself doesn't seem to be trying to cultivate an image,
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How much goodwill did I cultivate as the mayor of Newark?
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Amazon has also long tried to cultivate a more trendy image.
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And some are also beginning to cultivate a new harvest – honey.
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No one knows this better than Create & Cultivate founder, Jaclyn Johnson.
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Unfortunately, Mexico has failed to cultivate any notable national brands that
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It is easier to cultivate team spirit when you are winning.
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Happily, van Zweden's recordings suggest that he can cultivate such tenderness.
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Roberts knew he needed Kennedy's vote and worked to cultivate it.
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In later years he would cultivate cracked paint and other effects.
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Asafumi Yamashita never imagined he would cultivate produce for a living.
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It comes from WITHIN, so let's cultivate spaces that encourage that.
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Absolutely. Can scientists and educators work together to cultivate students' character?
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Oh, and there's only one single crop to cultivate: weed, obviously.
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This suggests such dreams could potentially help us cultivate self-awareness.
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Think about football players who intentionally cultivate anger before a game.
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Chinese operations aim instead to cultivate common interests with powerful actors.
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They're easy to cultivate and mature in just a few days.
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In 2016, the Rays tried to cultivate knuckleballers, without much luck.
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Film Club helps me cultivate that global awareness in the classroom.
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Yes, there was trauma, but the victim continues to cultivate it.
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" Now, he said, "the question is how you cultivate interesting activities.
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The track goes out of its way to cultivate younger fans.
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The new office sought to cultivate the people around Mr. Trump.
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For that to happen, the league must cultivate more global stars.
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Instead, use your workout to cultivate physical strength, awareness and acceptance.
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Cultivate your grit and push yourself further outside your comfort bubble.
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Cultivate is also running pilot programs with two South Bend schools.
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So as 2018 commences, take more time to cultivate these emotions.
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The question now is how do we cultivate belief in oneness?
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But what if we choose to cultivate our own garden instead?
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Frustrated with the lack of resources available for female entrepreneurs both online and offline, she launched Create & Cultivate, an online platform and IRL conference for women looking to create and cultivate the career of their dreams.
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"Cultivate have always been at the centre of the tech scene in Edinburgh and have supported events and initiatives across the board," said Stephen Coleman, CEO of CodeBase, the tech campus in Edinburgh where Cultivate was based.
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Job searching is in itself a skill, and one you can cultivate.
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The aim is to analyze and cultivate our evolving relationship with robots.
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I think that was something we wanted to cultivate on the app.
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He is constantly making me cultivate my head, not just my physicality.
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Instead, they're focused on their own strengths to cultivate local tech industries.
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As America retreats, expect China to cultivate such networks even more energetically.
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How do we cultivate the art of finding what we're not seeking?
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But rules can only be enforced against those who cultivate pot legally.
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Create & Cultivate conferences are held nationwide and operate three times a year.
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In fact, members actively cultivate an atmosphere that favors socially progressive values.
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I think it has taken a long time to cultivate that ability.
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Heavily saturated color, ambiguous visuals, and rapid editing cultivate tension and anxiety.
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Now he wants to cultivate that passion outside of his own family.
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That is the political equivalent of enriching uranium when you cultivate that.
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What is more controversial is the question of how to cultivate it.
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Senior politicians left office to cultivate their gardens and open village fetes.
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Yorke's lyrics are not unlike Radiohead's marketing strategy: optimized to cultivate mystery.
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He has also focused on trying to cultivate Akzo Nobel's investor base.
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In a way, art can cultivate an understanding of who we are.
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Cultivate relationships that challenge you to become a better version of yourself.
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He estimates that about 700 people cultivate 180 hectares of forest land.
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The result was to cultivate a particularly strong sense of team spirit.
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Cultivate a culture of ownershipAt BentoBox, Mobayeni wants employees to be empowered.
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By definition, "luck" isn't a quality that you can develop and cultivate.
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Here's how to cultivate buy-in from the key people around you.
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As his career proceeded, Barrack continued to cultivate relationships across the region.
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Forget perfection and instead work to cultivate a loving and forgiving spirit.
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We're absolutely doing everything we can to cultivate this dynamic fan experience.
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Car companies cultivate secrecy because for a variety of reasons, said Claybrook.
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"Individuals have to cultivate networks themselves," said Sophia University professor Mari Miura.
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We shouldn't cultivate ignorance and pretend that the Soviet period never existed.
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Christie is helping cultivate talks between donors and the outfit's potential consultants.
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"We really do work to cultivate the spirit of generosity," she added.
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It has struggled to cultivate participation among African-Americans in urban areas.
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If you are not naturally curious, you'd better cultivate that trait ASAP.
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Skills can be learnt, but values we have to continue to cultivate.
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In wandering, his poems deliberately cultivate attentiveness to the motions of mind.
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Cultivate that nascent drive to make the world a more equitable place.
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As such, the company needs to cultivate better relationships with outside brands.
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Part of the reason they had slaves was to cultivate their farms.
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Ms. Osaka has worked to cultivate her Japanese identity on the circuit.
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Some companies also cultivate teachers to spread the word about their products.
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And BBC America has done everything it can to cultivate their dedication.
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That was not the image Abu Dhabi wanted to cultivate for itself.
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In the face of too much information, we cultivate a studied ignorance.
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Are they "better," because you have to cultivate a taste for them?
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Kasich has tried to cultivate a brand as a centrist fiscal conservative.
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But it is a fresh opportunity to cultivate the city's democratic spirit.
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He says he intends to cultivate a more pious generation of Turks.
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And you don't want to cultivate things that rob you of time.
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Partly it's a natural curiosity, but it's also something you can cultivate.
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I believe it is important to cultivate both the mind and the body.
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Sugar beet growers often cultivate other types of crops including grains and oilseeds.
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It will be run by Andy Robinson, currently chief commercial officer for Cultivate.
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The state owned all land, but farmers were granted rights to cultivate it.
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Serving as a power-broker in Syria has helped Russia to cultivate relationships.
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It is better, she argues, to cultivate hope, 'an informed, astute open-mindedness.
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If you don't have a hobby, now's the perfect time to cultivate one!
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I wish to cultivate "peace within" through simple gestures of love and kindness.
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They cultivate other leaders, they form coalitions, and they guard their collective reputations.
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What kind of atmosphere do you try to cultivate in your photo shoots?
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The everyday tasks of marriage are opportunities to cultivate a more selfless love.
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" They continued: "They cultivate empathy and tolerance, by bridging cultural and socioeconomic divides.
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They were able to cultivate a deep sense of unity, responsibility and sacrifice.
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Cost: Free Of course, every couple needs time apart to cultivate individual hobbies.
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So he didn't want to cultivate curators, or dealers, or the art world.
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Now, with no land to cultivate, she said survival is a daily struggle.
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Her coach keeps telling her that she needs to cultivate grace and flair.
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Many firms try to cultivate the creativity that can come from close collaboration.
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Boris Yeltsin's young technocrats never managed to cultivate popular support for their reforms.
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Selective colleges and clubs that cultivate high-demand STEM skills have lower thresholds.
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We've managed to cultivate a pretty good friendship within the last few months.
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Often, the relationships that students cultivate while in the program develop into careers.
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Jane would say you have to cultivate the chickens to make an omelet.
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Though most people who cultivate intimate friendships have known this kind of heartache.
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"I'm a hope-aholic," she tells the Create & Cultivate audience later that evening.
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Over time, I began to cultivate a body awareness I hadn't previously had.
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It is not enough to stop the evil; we must cultivate the good.
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Water-starved regions often cultivate water-hungry crops like paddy, cotton and sugarcane.
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These are qualities you want to continue to cultivate in yourselves as citizens.
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Out of these three traits, Buffett says it's most important to cultivate integrity.
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Cultivate support for policies from organizations, health professionals, university faculty, and concerned citizens.
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"We have to slowly cultivate" the market for chilled yellow chickens, said Wen.
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Cultivate awareness and savor every experience, as life flashes by in a moment.
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Still, the victims' groups may be able to cultivate a few powerful allies.
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Whereas women tend to have affairs in order to cultivate back-up males.
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It aims to cultivate something requiring neither soil nor seeds: a generous spirit.
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Start with these three steps to cultivate buy-in and revolutionize your business.
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West Coast states, she said, should look for those allies and cultivate them.
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Those who lack it are well advised to find other virtues to cultivate.
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Moscow will cultivate fake news and place stories organically on Facebook and Twitter.
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But Trump, Spitzer notes, has worked very hard to cultivate this other image.
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And you will need to cultivate a visual aesthetic that reflects your identity.
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It takes a long time to cultivate a lifestyle of discipline and focus.
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Manchin has been careful to cultivate the image of his relationship with Trump.
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They need to do things together to increase civility and cultivate true collegiality.
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Farmers there mostly cultivate opium poppy, and regularly pay taxes to the Taliban.
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It is fighting to cultivate a fundamental level of humanity in all Americans.
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How can China's leadership cultivate critical-thinking skills while also pushing political indoctrination?
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Instead, cultivate skills that will give you a leg up in your field.
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That isolation would allow Iran to cultivate better ties with all of them.
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She has also been aggressive in attempting to cultivate friendships in the party.
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If you take the time to cultivate this power, you'll never look back.
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Networks, studios and artists actively cultivate enthusiasts of pop-culture brands and franchises.
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"The best cultural lists are the behaviors you want to cultivate," she said.
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"Well, we imported the eggs and we cultivate the pheasants," Mr. Rosenberg said.
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Do you think it's important for a musician to cultivate a stylish image?
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Cultivate what Harrison calls ''empty mind''; following your thoughts will dull your attentiveness.
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Ms. Masterson, 51, learned how to use a cold frame and cultivate seedlings.
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For McGrady, the DSW x Create & Cultivate event felt like a perfect fit.
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Identify and cultivate "grasstops" influencers and potential PA-based Board of Trustee members.b.
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"That's how to cultivate the skill set to try them successfully," she said.
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It's the sort of cultural divider this president loves to cultivate and exploit.
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MPs cheer Mr Bahuri's appointment: senior police assiduously cultivate good relations with politicians.
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They cultivate relationships within their communities and foster day-to-day unit continuity.
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If you cultivate amazing daily habits, you can be assured a fruitful harvest.
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Some unconvinced scientists sent the company detailed ideas on how to cultivate mutants.
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So I was thinking: Is it possible to cultivate organisms without a microbiologist?
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Humans apparently never tried to cultivate them (their abilities as ratters are overhyped).
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"That could mean you cultivate a new relationship with another manager," said Dudley.
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We must cultivate homegrown talent by making long-term investments in STEM education.
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Looking beyond traditional qualifications is one way to cultivate diversity in the workplace.
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But maybe also, in its volume, it could cultivate prayer in the audience.
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Again, the point of civic education is to cultivate an engaged, participatory population.
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Yeah, so first I have to say the last C, which is cultivate.
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I read a lot of art books and art criticism to cultivate my eye.
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Focus on one-on-one relationship building so you can cultivate mutually beneficial contacts.
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I also hope to cultivate more social/political engagement and criticality in the fairs.
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It's rare to find countries that cultivate any other pineapple type than the MD2.
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Officials want to cultivate pride in Chinese literature, and boost foreign awareness of it.
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It has worked hard to cultivate a pipeline of tech talent, from school onwards.
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It has been a focal point of China's efforts to cultivate its semiconductor industry.
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If content doesn't exist to match my desires, the companies work to cultivate it.
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Later on, plant hybridization became an important breeding method to further cultivate certain traits.
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The idea is to cultivate these two teams, and then build out the league.
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When you make music you need lots of time to cultivate what you're doing.
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They are not allowing anyone to sell, cultivate, or distribute cannabis within the city.
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The Dune's interiors are meant to cultivate an intimacy between viewer, work and space.
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His lucky energy will cultivate a greater sense of harmony in your love life.
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Her ability to move more freely there allowed her to cultivate her mass following.
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It is ungodly dangerous and morally odious for people to cultivate, despicable and contemptible.
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Use the time to cultivate your career and to have adventures with your girls.
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The state technically owned all land, but farmers were granted rights to cultivate it.
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The difference may simply come down to people's decision to cultivate joy from within.
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Avoid anonymous power, devolve authority to local levels, and cultivate a suspicion of centralization.
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Instagram's worked hard to cultivate a reputation as the nicest place on social media.
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Why do you think conferences like Create & Cultivate are so important for young women?
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Of course, it's still possible to cultivate personal style and taste on your own.
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From China to California, boffins are improving their ability to cultivate diamonds in labs.
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Until recently, the automotive titan had done little to cultivate his relationship with Lebanon.
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Known locally as "mbanje," Zimbabweans can now apply for a license to cultivate marijuana.
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An officer urged them to take care of their families and cultivate their faith.
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"My plan is to cultivate melons and bananas on a larger scale," he said.
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But the economic optimism that Trump has tried to cultivate melted away last week.
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In every apple an orchard waits, but who has twenty years to cultivate it?
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The company employs a sales team of ten to cultivate both buyers and sellers.
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The sugars in breast milk feed B. infantis, helping to cultivate a healthy microbiome.
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HALO Trust's UXO-clearance work opens up new farmland for the Lao to cultivate.
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For a report on how to cultivate healthy habits, see this recent Times article.
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As with all fairy tales, there are lessons in these books: Cultivate inner beauty.
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But that meant having to cultivate a complementary pitch while facing major league hitters.
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Companies tend to cultivate an identity over time, even if they deviate from it.
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But in the next few years, Mr. Modi sought to cultivate a different reputation.
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Yumi is one of several companies trying to cultivate a new generation of foodies.
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He would cultivate the conservative base even as he touted the family's famed compassion.
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The fact that I am a shy foreigner makes new relationships difficult to cultivate.
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"I started to cultivate my own vegetables and herbs quite early," he told me.
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It has allowed our community to grow civically and cultivate our partnerships city wide.
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Remaining free to cultivate Milan's small but vibrant avant-garde has become her métier.
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Aren't those the kind of career outcomes universities want to cultivate in their students?
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To be sure, there's wisdom in married people avoiding settings that naturally cultivate attraction.
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But that mindset is the opposite of what Tufekci is trying to ultimately cultivate.
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One final note regarding boar brushes: Wild hogs tend to cultivate a certain musk.
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But I think the best cultural lists are the behaviors you want to cultivate.
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Large plantations like the state-owned Gisakura Tea Company cultivate most of the harvest.
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The founder takes an 800-image look back on the movement he helped cultivate.
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You must learn to cultivate this daily practice if you want to be consistent.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, for one, tries to cultivate such thinking in his company.
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I'd rather cultivate my personal life after work than stay late at the office.
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We cultivate dedicated students who want to build community in fair and equitable ways.
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She's trying to cultivate her own punk style, if only life would stop interfering.
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Mr. Romney has worked diligently to cultivate relationships with Republicans in Salt Lake City.
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We are sons of the desert who cultivate the top half-inch of soil.
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So we have got to go find those folks and cultivate and develop them.
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They aim to cultivate an amateur esports scene equivalent to that of traditional sports.
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Again, the US must be careful to cultivate its ties to the Iraqi population.
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Overall activeness score: 54.4What they do: Cultivate, harvest, and transplant trees, shrubs, or plants.
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But he grew disenchanted with jazz and decided to cultivate his "monotonous" style instead.
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Since taking office in May, Ms. Tsai has been careful to cultivate those allies.
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" The aides seek to cultivate the image of a man who understands "regular people.
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But as people get older, research shows, they cultivate happiness by avoiding unpleasant situations.
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Currently the association quizzes prospective host sites over their abilities to cultivate nondiscriminatory atmospheres.
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Meanwhile, Deutsche Boerse has been trying to cultivate local ties to burnish its image.
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If a given college wants to cultivate cosseted, emotionally fragile ideologues, so be it.
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"It's been a long-term mission for myself," Cultivate co-founder Randy Z said.
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We should cultivate a love of science — a love of inquiry, investigation and exploration.
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Plus, you can cultivate them in different ways — and which way you choose matters.
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Those are the relationships to cultivate, because they will benefit you in the future.
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Broadening the talent pool is also a way to cultivate diversity in the workplace.
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If you can cultivate the skills to do that, you got a bright future.
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You see they cultivate an online persona on Instagram and give their own flavor.
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So in his view, it makes sense to cultivate and encourage those preexisting forces.
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The feminist icon was the keynote speaker at this weekend's Create & Cultivate, an online platform and conference for women looking to create and cultivate their dream careers (and sponsored by Laura Mercier), where she was interviewed by fellow famous feminist Amy Richards.
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That's precisely the reputation Netflix has been able to cultivate over the past four years.
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The Create & Cultivate conference is basically a crash-course in how to be a boss.
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Only about 10 percent have all the documents for the land they cultivate, Kumar said.
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The FBI has even gone so far as to cultivate a friendly relationship with them.
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There's a growing obsession with how to capture, cultivate, live, and eat the hygge lifestyle.
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Peep's appeal grew organically from the emo-trap music that he helped create and cultivate.
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Pai is accused of being an industry plant and seems eager to cultivate that image.
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America needs to cultivate allies in the region and let them take up the charge.
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It says teachers should "cultivate recognition…among students that they are part of a group".
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Orji is one of the speakers at this year's Create & Cultivate conference in Seattle, Washington.
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WITH their German and Austrian ancestry, midwesterners lovingly cultivate many traditions brought from their Heimat.
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Ratu Mara failed to cultivate a new generation of leaders to carry his legacy forward.
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The Maya were the first to cultivate it in the jungles of the Yucatan peninsular.
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But long talks about art, and how to cultivate a work ethic bonded them together.
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From Creswell's perspective, the goal is to cultivate "equanimity" in the face of uncomfortable experiences.
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After all, it happened to the Greeks, despite their efforts to cultivate a tragic sensibility.
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Learning to say "No" is easily one of the most vital skills we can cultivate.
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More than three quarters of farmers cultivate than 2 hectares (5 acres) of land each.
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I think that I also try to cultivate that with people in my life, though.
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The corporate world simply borrowed these techniques in order to cultivate responses in human beings.
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I came here to cultivate a relationship that's moving towards the common goal of marriage.
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It's upsetting that people would pay good money rather than trying to cultivate it themselves.
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Past speakers at Create & Cultivate events have included Chelsea Handler, Jessica Alba and Rachel Zoe.
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The best way to move on from one heartbreak is to immediately cultivate another one.
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In an effort to cultivate genuine human connections, McGinness left brands out of the process.
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"So I'm trying as much as I can to cultivate an awareness of everyone else."
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Maine and Massachusetts' initiatives also allow adults to cultivate up to 12 plants at home.
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In addition to chemical weapons, North Korea also possesses the capability to cultivate biological weapons.
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To cultivate a well-educated, globally competitive American work force, we must make college affordable.
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Then it was a stately gesture to illustrate an alliance he's done little to cultivate.
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It's a time to travel, cultivate your intellect and improve your life in every way.
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She said she sees how I now help cultivate this same sense with my daughters.
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"Taiwanese engineers are most experienced and could help us cultivate local talents," the executive said.
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Support from loved ones and the opportunity to cultivate hope can truly make a difference.
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Epstein never earned a college degree, but he did cultivate philanthropic ties to Harvard University.
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Bottom line: The U.N. General Assembly is the place to cultivate ties, not cut them.
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Porsche might also experiment with new types of sales or leasing options to cultivate loyalty.
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An expulsion would also undermine decades of Saudi efforts to cultivate ties with Lebanese Sunnis.
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The department store has managed to cultivate customer loyalty with its Nordstrom Card Holders program.
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With diligent tenderness, the film pursues lightness—how to cultivate it, how to be it.
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Only in this way can a country cultivate policy ideas, priorities, and a national vision.
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When Rodrigo learns to "cultivate his garden," we wish it happened to a nicer guy.
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I fight the rising tide of indignity and cultivate patience, the hardest crop of all.
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But the Semelai, a group that lives nearby, cultivate rice and trade collected forest items.
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For example, breathe out anxiety, breathe in goodness, strength, or whatever you're trying to cultivate.
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The researchers realized they could cultivate immunity in a bee population with a single queen.
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So, instead of considering minor brushes of socialization throwaway interactions, cultivate a network of acquaintances.
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Under California law, it's illegal to possess and cultivate more than six living cannabis plants.
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If you are upset, try to calm down and cultivate a kind and accepting attitude.
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Such an approach entails the development of intellectual resources that cultivate possibilities for peaceful coexistence.
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All the woman can do going forward, as Candide would say, is cultivate her garden.
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I'm talking about making small, simple moves to cultivate professional relationships and be more likable.
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" Cheryl Strayed, author and former "Dear Sugars" host and columnist "Cultivate a sense of optimism.
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"Divine nonchalance" was a feeling he had wanted the game to cultivate in its participants.
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I started to curate and cultivate my very own community of female career advisors online.
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Sharecroppers, who cultivate rented land will also get the benefits, which include life insurance coverage.
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She&aposs been featured in Money, Well + Good, The Select 7, Create & Cultivate, and more.
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And is there something mainstream services can glean about how these personalities cultivate loyal audiences?
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Many of the companies that are participating have long sought to cultivate environmentally responsible brands.
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Whitman compared the way journalists cultivate sources to the way sexual predators "groom" child victims.
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That's the result of a 15-year campaign to cultivate closer ties with European governments.
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She also spent heavily to build out her digital campaign infrastructure and cultivate supporters online.
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Ultimately it would help us cultivate more talent if more people would be seeing us.
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In her own work, Schaffer strives to cultivate and create relationships, strategies, and outreach for artists.
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The changes did not erase the need for Wall Street executives to cultivate client relationships, however.
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And many parents can surely relate to the sacrifices she's made to cultivate her kid's talents.
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These are the qualities that we work to cultivate, and where we derive true self-worth.
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While Harmon calls the pictures "100-percent unacceptable," she'd rather ignore Yiannopoulos than cultivate outright resistance.
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I left wanting to cultivate a deeper sense of empathy -- in myself and in our country.
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You will also shape ideas and cultivate new writers for other features for print and online.
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"Bacillus mycoides is one of the easiest bacterial species to cultivate from the soil," he explained.
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Spinach brownies do not "cultivate a genuine love for the right way of eating," Adam said.
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We watch Elizabeth slowly cultivate a new source (a congressional intern — she's getting ideas from Paige).
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And to cultivate really incredible relationships, have lots of adventures, and a lot of idle time.
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For the next half hour, Hogan spoke openly of his plans to cultivate a higher profile.
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In tandem, we need to continue to cultivate and grow new business partners all across America.
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Enter here to win, and get ready to create and cultivate the career of your dreams.
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According to the Times, he is the first person to cultivate black truffles on British soil.
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Catering to creative types, side hustlers, and aspiring entrepreneurs, Create & Cultivate is not your traditional conference.
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In fact, true wasabi is so difficult to cultivate, it's even a rare sight in Japan.
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So Nauseda, not surprisingly, is trying desperately to cultivate good, or indeed any, relations with Belarus.
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Canoes are brought to Rice Lake in northern Minnesota for an expedition to cultivate wild rice.
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Companies try to cultivate these in their workforces, governments in their populations, and people in themselves.
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Investors cultivate a "founder friendly" image and some founders are already speaking out against Benchmark's decision.
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ADK and WPP formed their alliance in 1998 to set up joint ventures and cultivate clients.
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And isn't that exact kind of the vibe a lot of us are trying to cultivate?
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Once demand outpaced this supply, commercial farms in Asia and other countries began to cultivate it.
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The companies formed an alliance in 1998 to set up joint ventures and cultivate clients together.
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It hopes to cultivate a global network of governments and nongovernmental organizations to help the effort.
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They make most of their own videos, do their own press, and cultivate their own image.
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The original Destiny, meanwhile, managed to cultivate 20 million players after around eight months of availability.
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He used these windfalls, in turn, to cultivate political clout—including, allegedly, with President Richard Nixon.
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It's also clearly part of a government-sanctioned effort to cultivate a socialist ideal of wholesomeness.
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It's imperative to cultivate a wonderment of and respect for the world around us—we're intertwined.
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To go deeper into the issues, cultivate a love and knowledge of the forest around you.
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" He tried to cultivate that atmosphere, too: "I didn't want to be too pushy about it.
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Why it's not of interest to cultivate women is deeply ingrained in the ballet world historically.
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Licenses will be given to a number of universities to cultivate the plant for research purposes.
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These are exactly the kinds of skills the CTE bill will help schools cultivate in students.
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This mismatch affects students' ability to fully participate in and help cultivate the future of work.
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The acquisition, according to Cultivate chief commercial officer Andy Robinson, was a "natural progression" from there.
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The attempt to cultivate a sense of authenticity was also evident in the group's earlier years.
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The best bosses at Salesforce are also more likely to cultivate psychological safety on their teams.
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Part of Rosselli's "assignment" in Los Angeles was to cultivate relationships with the film industry hierarchy.
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But for at least some veterans, relief might be something they can cultivate from the soil.
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Instagram also makes it much easier for brands to cultivate organic followings through search and discovery.
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" In Touch says his tweets and comments cultivate his image as a "hard drinking country boy.
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Democrats are similarly being forced to cultivate a newfound appreciation for the importance of states' rights.
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So while that's in motion, try to cultivate strong relationships and build up an internal network.
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Dr. White suggested that senior females cultivate relationships with younger females partly as a matchmaking gambit.
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She said cross-promotion helped Small Girls PR cultivate a community when it was starting out.
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Scott and his production team set out to cultivate that sense of layered, lived-in realism.
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I try to cultivate a special relationship with motorcycle mechanics; without them, Tehran does not move.
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And that's the result of a 15-year campaign to cultivate closer ties with European governments.
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Losing the connection to the product's namesake – babies – left J&J eager to cultivate other markets.
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Many public schools in Brooklyn nurture more than young minds; they cultivate vegetables and flowers, too.
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Charles Hooper said that training foreign officers is an important way to cultivate and maintain alliances.
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Rowing taught me that balance is more important than endurance, and that I can cultivate it.
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But she argues that it's important to find the time to "nurture and cultivate" close friendships.
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To cultivate consistently exceptional flowers, we operate a municipally-permitted facility in Desert Hot Springs, Calif.
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You need to cultivate the grit and energy to keep working and not get burned out.
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The idea was to create "new Jews" who would cultivate the soil with their own hands.
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That's especially true for those who are up for reelection and eager to cultivate Trump's supporters.
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We generally regarded him as the family screw-up, a role he worked hard to cultivate.
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I've never thought of that as something that I should cultivate in order to get ahead.
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You need to cultivate the excitement, if the crowd isn't screaming, it's not a good night.
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"Venturing into a new frontier requires policy support and time to cultivate the market," said Huang.
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During an interview at Create & Cultivate in Los Angeles, the mother of three explained how she manages.
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On average, small-scale farmers in the irrigated area cultivate tiny plots of about 200 square meters.
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Inspired not by the music genre but the literal place, Dancehall is intended to cultivate a togetherness.
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Learning to navigate and thrive in new environments might be a great skill to cultivate, he added.
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Cultivate — which had worked for many of clients — will now be working for just one, its owner.
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These firms were designed to cultivate the next generation of founders, and on that front, they succeeded.
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Leaving the app before the timer ends will kill the tree you've worked so hard to cultivate.
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But not all of us live in pleasant, airy, sunny spaces made to cultivate oxygen-creating life.
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Get it: $25.95 (down from $21.95) Get with the times and cultivate a more environmentally conscious lifestyle.
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High-fashion brands don't just want diversity; they want to cultivate a nonconforming, familiar-yet-inaccessible look.
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The government has accused the activists of wanting to cultivate opium poppies and of propagating Maoist revolution.
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"Even if rains from next month, farmers need to cultivate crops and have good yields," Scribner said.
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The actress and Finery co-founder, 30, chatted with PEOPLE at the Create & Cultivate conference on Saturday.
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It is still illegal to consume, purchase or cultivate marijuana in more than half the United States.
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To cultivate that network, you need to show your face at festivals, parties, network meetings, and shows.
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Mr Trump and Mr Xi have tried to cultivate reputations as staunch defenders of their national interests.
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Insomniac Games' Seedling was a simpler demo, letting players cultivate an alien plant on their own table.
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You can now craft your own clothes, cultivate a garden, and swap furniture with a confused seagull.
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Texas has thrived by importing skilled Americans, but it needs to cultivate its home-grown workforce, too.
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Will Alex Olson go full Nick Jonas and cultivate a gay fanbase more than he already has?
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What were your thoughts when you heard you were being honored on the Create & Cultivate 100 list?
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" "Adopt high standards, cultivate a professional mind set and don't be afraid to be viewed as decisive.
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Jeff tapped into something he didn't own—it's a mindset that we can cultivate for each other.
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And even when your plants don't thrive or straight-up bite the dust, gardening can cultivate patience.
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Whether any of that has helped Abe cultivate Trump into anything more than a friend is unclear.
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He tries to cultivate an image for himself in Chechnya as the undisputed leader of the people.
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But technologies like sunken bed farming and irrigation enable them to use stored rainwater to cultivate crops.
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Magufuli said on Tuesday his government will continue to develop and cultivate its good relationship with China.
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But as trite as it may sound, within this boredom, I tried to cultivate kindness and patience.
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Work hard when you need to and cultivate the discernment to know when to shut work off.
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But, his events are staged elaborately to sell Trump's brand not to cultivate a true political movement.
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The development is the latest iteration of contemporary workspaces that seek to blend industries and cultivate creativity.
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He urges people to put down their smart phones, turn off their televisions and cultivate real relationships.
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China Daily said both parties appeared "equally enthusiastic about the constructive relationship they have promised to cultivate".
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The entire process reduces the amount of time and money inventors have to cultivate their next idea.
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You cultivate an attitude of gratitude by taking time out every day to focus on the positive.
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So is there such a thing as a healthy fear of hospitals that we should actively cultivate?
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Our colleges and universities must serve as the platform to cultivate solutions-oriented and servant-minded policymakers.
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Indian farmers seldom own the land they cultivate, and often take loans to buy seeds and fertilisers.
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Could a couple of pills really help me to cultivate better, more vivid, and more controlled dreams?
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It took me to a better place, where I could recognize, embrace, and cultivate my own uniqueness.
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To cultivate openness, you can try practicing meditation and training yourself to be open to new things.
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Unlike a quick gas-n-go, you do have to cultivate some patience with Tesla's recharging process.
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But you learn about the underlying causes of instability only if you cultivate relationships with local leaders.
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"Companies are really good at measuring and reporting," Cultivate cofounder and CEO Joseph Freed told Business Insider.
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In aquariums, being able to cultivate comb jellies may lead to year-round displays, Ms. Bubel said.
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De Blasio's fans were polyamorous in their support De Blasio also failed to cultivate a loyal following.
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Mr. Kaliebe said investing regionally lets him and his fellow managers cultivate a deeper knowledge of companies.
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Facing this risk, a president can either make a change in policy course or cultivate anti-dissentism.
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Tesla stock is a social movement that Musk works hard to cultivate with his reality distortion field.
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Consider, for example, her mental exercise intended to cultivate compassion for an officemate who drives you crazy.
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In Japan, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has worked hard to cultivate a warm relationship with Mr. Trump.
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I recommend the book "Better Sex Through Mindfulness: How Women Can Cultivate Desire," by Dr. Lori Brotto.
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Today, many haute-bourgeois people cultivate personas as artists and bohemians — even when they are marketing executives.
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On the schools' farm, for example, students cultivate produce and raise farm animals to sustain their cafeteria.
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It is said that Triptolemos invented agriculture and traveled the world teaching humans how to cultivate grain.
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It also placed an emphasis on industrial hemp, allowing farmers to cultivate and sell low-THC cannabis.
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It shouldn't take a drought to cultivate respect for our natural resources and compel more sustainable lives.
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Even if we want to cultivate the soil, perhaps it won't be possible because of climate change.
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"You have to cultivate these relationships when you are living in a place like this," she said.
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I've been trying to cultivate monarchs in my family room for two summers now, with mixed results.
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The person added that Mr. Deripaska even notified the Kremlin about the American efforts to cultivate him.
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Researchers like Nir Eyal and BJ Fogg have written about how apps "hook" users and cultivate addiction.
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But being stingy with self-care (when you can afford it) is a dangerous habit to cultivate.
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Traditionally, royal strategists have decreed that royals should cultivate as much distance as possible from the public.
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The bankers might, for example, cultivate a relationship with the chief executive of a private technology company.
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While SoftBank has tried to cultivate an image of supporting entrepreneurs, defending Mr. Neumann has become harder.
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They don't cultivate the disposition to listen to others with the real possibility of changing their minds.
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"I cultivate this party girl image, like, on Instagram and stuff, but it's not true," Wilson said.
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The famous injunction to "cultivate our garden" means just that: make something happen, often with your hands.
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Instead of arousing easy antipathy, they should strive to cultivate the robust exchange of ideas across differences.
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Cultivate compassion With all of the gift-giving, most of us feel particularly charitable over the holidays.
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Both are the type of candidates that the party would be smart to invest in and cultivate.
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Businessmen are trying to create different experiences like green hotels that cultivate seedlings of endangered local plants.
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They wanna cultivate more water haters who rely on getting vital hydration exclusively through Vard Malt AcaiAde.
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Only if we cultivate them will they fulfill the functions that nature has designed them to perform.
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The modern image the Palace is trying to cultivate would also be blemished if this is true.
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That said, I do think meditation can help you cultivate a particularly robust version of that attitude.
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The exhibition is a potent reminder that Ms. Maier's capacity to cultivate mystery extended far beyond herself.
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It's important to cultivate an awareness of what emotions you're dealing with before heading in to lift.
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Mr. Muilenburg has worked to cultivate a relationship with the president, although it has sometimes been uneasy.
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But it's also hated by unions, whose votes and endorsements Clinton wanted to cultivate during the primary.
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A plant that helped cultivate imperial trade routes could once again change the shape of the world economy.
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Caption: A hydroponic greenhouse facility in Olympus Town will use water extracted from Mars' atmosphere to cultivate food.
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"It's taken us eight years to cultivate an audience directly and be able to do this," he added.
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Cultivate go-to sources for your local, national, and international news and follow reporters whose work you respect.
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Mashable's Rebecca Ruiz has written about the skills teens and tweens should cultivate before being handed a smartphone.
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"Cultivate" is when LinkedIn's editors reach out to users they think could comment about a specific news topic.
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Duckworth's research uncovered a silver lining for those who lack in "stick-to-itness": People can cultivate grit.
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But if wants to cultivate big brands and publishers, it's going to have to help users find them.
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Each teaching offers symbols and stories that can help us cut through our own obstacles and cultivate compassion.
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The different arms of the New Einstein Initiative are not alone in trying to cultivate science in Africa.
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Let women cultivate their own stage presence, craft their own vibe, be the masters of their own careers.
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When you cultivate invisible seeds, you can't expect everyone to agree on the shape of your invisible crops.
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Politicians go to great lengths to cultivate authentic, relatable personas, often because they're much wealthier than their constituents.
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But we were working with a producer who was trying to cultivate his own career, which was unfortunate.
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The simple solution is to cultivate an anti-stress regimen that you enjoy and can keep up with.
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The government knows it and that could be one of the reasons why they continue to cultivate secrecy.
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Of course, it's not clear if asking people to pay per article will help cultivate more informed citizens.
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And, again, cultivate your connection to your gut— trusting yourself is key to surviving this stressful astrological transit.
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The world-beating national champions it wants to cultivate are increasingly seen as dangerous arms of the state.
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It was disillusioned hippies from the Bay who first flocked to the Redwoods to cultivate the illicit herb.
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She's especially excited about the wasabi—a plant that takes two to three years to cultivate to maturity.
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In the late 2000s, Liberia signed a series of agreements with oil palm companies to cultivate vast plantations.
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The farmers settle a piece of land and cultivate it carefully, finding more and more value in it.
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Clubs have sprung up offering in-home gardening services for those who want to cultivate their own plants.
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Make your office a place that you and others look forward to being in and cultivate smart habits.
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You'll even discover how to spot a good investment, and how to conceive and cultivate your own business.
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"Drag Race" no longer seemed to exist to expose the performance of hyperfemininity, it seemed to cultivate it.
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By 2100, higher temperatures in places like Yolo County, California, could make it too hot to cultivate walnuts.
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Gordon told the audience they need to cultivate a culture of responsibility for protecting data among their employees.
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My mother showed me how dire situations can cultivate the courage to break through boundaries and fulfill dreams.
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Around 37 percent of all North Koreans work in agriculture and use primitive methods to cultivate the land.
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With a little effort, you, too, can cultivate these traits and move toward the success that you desire.
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Russia, with which Mr. Obama had tried to cultivate a friendly relationship, continues to be an implacable adversary.
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Trump sought to cultivate a competitive, ruthless mentality among his children as they grew up, the report says.
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The buyout is more like an acquihire, since Cultivate will essentially become an extension of Deliveroo's tech team.
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Cultivate gratitude for the things you have now and everything that is added will feel like a bonus.
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Organic growth also helps to cultivate the habits and practices that prioritize long-term growth over rapid returns.
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Despite the familial environment that Adlon has tried to cultivate on set, "Better Things" has experienced major setbacks.
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So companies that sell or cultivate THC in the US were forced to tap into Canadian public markets.
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You will cultivate and manage initial relationships with high-level executives at Fortune 500 companies across the world.
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Otherwise, satire can often cultivate the very thing it seeks to examine critically, such as bigotry and racism.
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Q. You once described Jack Ma as someone who likes to cultivate the persona of an outsize personality.
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Since Trump became president, May has gone out of her way to cultivate a good relationship with him.
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The difference, Spitzer suggests, is that guns tie into Trump's broader desire to cultivate an image of toughness.
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To that end, I spoke with several experts to find out just how to cultivate some self-love.
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Organic elements (coral in particular) symbolize man's impact on nature and cultivate a sense of detritus washed ashore.
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He went on to cultivate the notion of mashing maths with fun by founding maths village soon afterwards.
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They've assumed their fans would rather watch soldiers for hire than cultivate a family feeling around young players.
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"I've sought to cultivate more calmness, solitude, serenity, and peace in my life over the years," she says.
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Our villages survived on an Aquaculture system, tending to the water-creatures to cultivate the food we needed.
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This problem isn't new, and cable companies and Internet service providers have spent years attempting to cultivate remedies.
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Social media has enabled her to cultivate an aura and a community around the work that she does.
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" ... "Far from wanting to cultivate a successor, Sumner had become convinced he could run the entire show himself.
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Cultivate, a management training startup, announced $8 million in Series A funding led by Trinity Ventures on Wednesday.
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Is this the kind of sensibility that you would like to cultivate more in the future, and how?
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Pleasing crowds with his agility and bravura, Ali had no need to cultivate the essentials of defensive boxing.
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They find a style or principle early on, and, like Voltaire's Candide, they cultivate their garden, over decades.
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Rather than cultivate them in a cave, the locals drill holes in logs and inoculate them with spores.
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It's just that they are encouraging them to cultivate skills that will serve them in the long run.
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Mr. Guaidó has been trying to cultivate a similar sense of consensus and inevitability among Venezuela's power brokers.
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I can cultivate the host plants of butterflies, knowing that some of their caterpillars will feed baby birds.
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He has for years tried to cultivate an image of an embattled Russia to strengthen his own position.
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Plenty of artists of faith cultivate their own aesthetics and tell stories that reflect their deeply held beliefs.
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He's failed to cultivate the land, blaming it for his defeat, and seems equally terrible at everything else.
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This garden presents a Halloween festival that aims to cultivate young minds as well as a few chills.
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A better measure of national greatness is the ability of nations to cultivate, attract and retain human capital.
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Additionally, a slew of recently formed white nationalist groups cultivate a preppy aesthetic to blend into the mainstream.
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Families dwell in huts made from wood gathered nearby, cultivate plantains and coconuts and hunt iguanas and turtles.
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When marijuana was legalized, Deng said, Wang looked for a job, and ultimately was hired to cultivate marijuana.
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Mr. Steele served as an intermediary between the Americans and the Russian oligarchs they were seeking to cultivate.
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He punished her by forcing her, without pay, to cultivate land in the hot sun for a week.
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From Pakistan to Mali, these Saudi-financed madrasas have popped up and cultivate religious extremism — and, sometimes, terrorists.
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He has also worked to cultivate a new Saudi identity, one rooted in muscular nationalism instead of Islam.
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Over and over, Mr. Epstein managed to cultivate close relationships with some of the world's most powerful men.
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They cultivate fields inside the demilitarized zone, most of them growing rice sold under a special DMZ brand.
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What I'm trying to cultivate is not blind optimism but what the philosopher Jonathan Lear calls radical hope.
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In the kind of way that might cultivate accountability, avoidance of military-industrial corporate power, or even dissent?
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This year's story has a botanical theme: "Thomas' Budding Adventure" teaches the engine how to cultivate a garden.
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As a nation, we should cultivate a deep knowledge of the Indigenous people such policies attempted to eradicate.
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Researchers were able to cultivate the worm in the lab, something quite difficult to do for other extremophiles.
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It may be possible to deliberately cultivate this kind of limber mind-set by, for example, living abroad.
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These days, the range of people who want to cultivate audiences on Patreon extends far beyond bedroom musicians.
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As you cultivate a more comfortable interpersonal dynamic, you'll be seen as a stronger candidate for new positions.
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Furchtgott-Roth promised to cultivate a workplace environment that is safe for all employees if she is confirmed.
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Or in English, a diplomatic balancing act to cultivate links with each, without affecting ties with the other.
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They'll help you to lead a more meaningful and fulfilling life, whereby you cultivate the best within yourself.
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Furthermore, "For the community we're looking to cultivate, creatives, this is obviously ground zero for that," Witte said.
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It was meant to cultivate "wordless awareness," which meant no speaking, no phones, no music, and no books.
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Begin to cultivate the expectation that you may take a while to respond to text messages and emails.
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Some companies work hard to cultivate a reputation for doing the right thing as a matter of principle.
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"We've always tried to cultivate an audience that would appreciate our weird brand of drag," Mr. Dan said.
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Eventually known as the "Hermit of Palm Canyon," William Pester had fled civilization to cultivate a solitary Eden.
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I don't know how it should respond, because certainly I cultivate a great ignorance of Hollywood in general.
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And Kerr, in turn, had wisely been given the creative freedom to cultivate his own persona as a coach.
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In this overstimulated world full of screens and social networks, it's necessary to cultivate our minds with deeper things.
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Not to mention it helped her cultivate the ability to go from zero to glam in under 90 seconds.
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"As he gets older and begins to cultivate his own interest, we can redecorate his room together," Conrad explained.
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"We're aiming to cultivate interesting arts programming and good content for people who aren't yet established," explains Moth Dust.
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Women should cultivate them, and if they want to achieve something, help them, so they know that they can.
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In his meetings with business, industry and entertainment leaders, the prince is aiming to cultivate investments and political support.
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They opened for groups like the Veronicas and Jesse McCartney, and the brothers used MySpace to cultivate a fanbase.
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While the initial target market is domestic, the company is also hoping to cultivate export markets for its products.
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You'll learn how to cultivate and sustain your passion while avoiding common pitfalls like endless seeking, suffering and burnout.
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Several noted that the rewards were fairly stingy in an attempt to cultivate loyalty away from competitor app, Lyft.
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For example, the EVP of Logistics many have a several cultural behaviors that he/she would like to cultivate.
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Cann Group was the first Australian company to receive a license to research and cultivate cannabis for medical purposes.
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A peaceful existence is something we need to cultivate in ourselves and in how we deal with each other.
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Brandt:If you're gonna cultivate creativity, especially in kids, you have to have a more accurate view of what's involved.
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A narrow victory, in contrast, might leave him dependent on the religious camp that Mr Amin helps to cultivate.
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Andreas: There's only about four or five cities big enough to cultivate anything that could be considered a scene.
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These were the Semaq Beri, who also hunt and gather for a living, and the Semelai, who cultivate rice.
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These promoted a Native American crop—tobacco—which many groups could no longer cultivate due to their forced displacement.
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Though it has a few national champions, Bahrain has tried harder than other GCC states to cultivate small firms.
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Unfortunately, the Flats grew and reproduced slowly, proved virtually impossible to cultivate in aquaculture equipment, and were soon abandoned.
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One way to counteract the HiPPOs is to cultivate a culture of objective experimentation, such as A/B testing.
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Still, Spahr's will to cultivate resistance remains no less stubborn, no less deeply affiliated as material and literary intervention.
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The Asian nation has also managed to cultivate ties with many countries, including both Koreas, Russia, Japan and India.
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It is so much easier to sit at your desk and troll the Internet than cultivate a valuable source.
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Teaching keeps me on my toes and forces me to reevaluate and cultivate my viewpoints on seeing and life.
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Eight companies cultivate cannabis in Israel, many of which have opened farms abroad to get into the international market.
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Afterwards, they have a follow-up session to help them integrate their experiences and cultivate healthier ways of thinking.
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The group members, who number more than 30, have one communal garden, while individuals cultivate their own gardens too.
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That will shape policy, help the 2020 redistricting, and cultivate a deep bench for future Congressional and presidential elections.
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This start-up is planting a new smart garden for those looking to cultivate their green thumbs year-round.
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Now, President Trump will continue to cultivate ties with followers that are based primarily on loyalty to his person.
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It's important to have a healthy food supply nearby that you can cultivate into farms with builder units later.
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Lewis and Epstein invented a way to cultivate it and other previously out-of-reach soil and marine bacteria.
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Winning franchises usually cultivate greater fandom, just as new presidents usually see their approval ratings climb after Election Day.
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But the opportunity to cultivate a talent such as Elliott was something Gustafson has waited nearly a decade for.
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Or maybe you invest time in your family or friends to cultivate a feeling of belonging, fulfillment and autonomy.
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They could, instead, be unleashed to cultivate sources and look for stories less centered on official White House pronouncements.
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More likely is the increased risk to alliance cohesion, as Russia takes advantage of the opportunity to cultivate divisions.
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Like Vik, a growing contingent of users has learned to cultivate parasites for self-treatment, circumventing the providers altogether.
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A decade ago or so, it began trying to cultivate fighters in China, and put on shows in Macao.
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Designers today rarely dress the way they design; even those fashioning the most luxurious frocks cultivate a basic look.
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But finding clothes that both fit my body and the style I was trying to cultivate has been difficult.
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One of your greatest powers is the potential to develop highly capable leaders who cultivate and motivate leaders themselves.
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By democratizing education and bringing learning to all, ICT can help cultivate and empower talent for the digital economy.
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Among the benefits of such loans is the opportunity to cultivate relationships in the United States, Ms. Crebolder noted.
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But for those priorities to work together, you have to cultivate a very good relationship with the majority party.
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It helps that rappers historically cultivate a very colorful collection of views on the world and its inner workings.
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And, to make good on her wisdom, we need to cultivate a richer relationship with Pollock beyond the drips.
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Spiritually, I had to cultivate the skills of empathy, tact, and diplomacy (and practice a lot of loving kindness).
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"When they're a little bit grown, we cultivate them in larger volumes and that becomes the product," said Evans.
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I'm scared that when this eclipse happens I'll lose the control and peace I've taken so long to cultivate.
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They couldn't work the land because they didn't know how and because the land was almost impossible to cultivate.
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Perhaps trying to cultivate a culture at school and home where girls feel valued or worthwhile somehow would help.
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War games were being produced both by the military and also commercially to cultivate a "war on terror" culture.
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Cultivate some new cheap sources of pleasure that protect your budget without making you feel that you're missing out.
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Whatever it may be doing for "games," it's helping the people who make, play, publish, critique, and cultivate them.
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If the Fed wants higher nominal rates in a world of low real rates, it must cultivate higher inflation.
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"It's about when leaders, managers, CEOs, or visionaries cultivate a sense of in-group identity," he tells Business Insider.
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Chinese scientists hoped the experiment might help inform future moon colonists' attempts to cultivate food on the desolate body.
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But that approach has also helped him to cultivate a reputation among the national party as a promising prospect.
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Because the intention is to spend several years with the cast and the crew and to cultivate that dynamic.
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Research suggests that meditating—in whichever form you consider meditation—can increase happiness, decrease anxiety, and cultivate self-compassion.
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But for non-Indians who don't know him, it will take a couple of years to cultivate that brand.
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For Mr. Xi, the meeting was a chance to cultivate an image as a peacemaker on the global stage.
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But the Pentagon, trying to cultivate accommodating allies in the Gulf, had identified Prince Mohammed as a promising partner.
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Impossible found a way to cultivate heme from the roots of soybean plants and mass-produce it using yeast.
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Recent studies show that as much as one-third of Iowa's corn and soybean land is unprofitable to cultivate.
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"I have a lot of high-end talent that's taken a long time to acquire or cultivate," Cashman said.
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I do know that people on the right benefit immensely when they can cultivate the mystique of the forbidden.
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For several hours a day, he conducted a grueling set of exercises designed to cultivate finger independence and dexterity.
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Extremists are highly suspicious of the government, so nonstate agencies have to cultivate their networks and funding with discretion.
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Washington and Delhi have been seeking closer ties for years, and Modi worked to cultivate Trump's predecessor as well.
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The next secretary must navigate this political space, cultivate allies and a sense of shared commitment and work collaboratively.
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To effectively cultivate political energy, one must recognize that the fabric of our political and social communities is interwoven.
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The Huntington is only the latest regional theater to cultivate a new work of theater about its home city.
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She was excited to cultivate a professional relationship with one of the fashion industry's most powerful men, she said.
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The idea is to acknowledge the horrors of our degrading planet, but also do your best to cultivate positivity.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has gone to great lengths to cultivate an image of authority and masculinity.
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Mr. Podhoretz, in the comfort of his New York home, need not cultivate a new generation of ex-friends.
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How might I help them cultivate their interior landscapes so as to improve their chances of survival — even happiness?
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The museum grew out of Father Marcos's aspiration to showcase Coptic culture and cultivate its heritage in North America.
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She wants us to cultivate the beautiful messy multifunctional, spaces that cross-pollinate and nourish us in surprising ways.
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Cultivate is a relatively new group and will celebrate its second year as a not for profit in July.
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The Party had been careful to cultivate candidates who would deliver on Macron's promise to open up French politics.
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Through their own research, the Ilinetskys found a physical-therapy program called NeuroMovement, which purports to cultivate brain plasticity.
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It's also how countries attract and cultivate genius — by protecting a space of unlimited intellectual permission, regardless of outcome.
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In both of those cases, the president was proud to make deals and even cultivate relationships with those antagonists.
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She had no time to cultivate new friends, and those she already had weren't always kind about her plight.
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They have not done enough to promote civic education and cultivate a civic culture of robust exchange of ideas.
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They perversely cultivate the conditions for the marginalization, alienation, and radicalization of young Muslims where they didn't previously exist.
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What she lacked was the support she needed to build on her natural talents or cultivate her own ambitions.
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Do that long enough, Bermeo says, and you'll cultivate an angry, divided society that pulls apart at the seams.
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As Mr Trump's economic sabre-rattling has grown louder, China has started to cultivate relations with Japan and South Korea.
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The trio vary on whether to allow patients to cultivate their own plants and how much to tax medical cannabis.
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We will cultivate an open and transparent capital market and ensure that it enjoys long-term, steady and healthy development.
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Sales Development Representative - to cultivate and manage initial relationships with high-level executives at Fortune 500 companies across the world.
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I'm 23-years old-and a farmer in Hania, where we cultivate tomatoes, and I never once thought of leaving.
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Khalifa said the stakes are too high for him to walk away from access that took 25 years to cultivate.
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Back at THC Design in Los Angeles, the veterans learning to cultivate marijuana say they realize their situation is unique.
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The United States has been trying to cultivate India as a strategic ally and a hedge against Chinese military expansion.
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It's that we accidentally abandoned a worldview that showed how art can be used to cultivate the fullest inner life.
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Once there, and no matter how cosy they get with policymakers, truck owners still want to cultivate their underdog image.
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Jaclyn Johnson is the founder and CEO of Create & Cultivate, a digital platform and conference for millennial women in business.
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As the Iraqi parliamentary elections approach, Iran is intensifying its efforts to cultivate wide-ranging political partnerships in the country.
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Zarif has sought to cultivate the image of a sober statesman, a task aided by his popularity in the West.
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Ahead, Hanekamp explains how to cultivate a deeper spiritual connection between you and your partner — and start having better sex.
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In place of the race for credentials, local teams are working to cultivate deep learning, integrity, purpose and personal connection.
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The thing I would say within workplaces is: Cultivate a curiosity, and I'm speaking here to women and to men.
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It plans to "cultivate a thriving developer community and to foster a vibrant app ecosystem," according to a company spokesperson.
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Media organizations have an economic incentive to avoid antagonizing half of their audience and to cultivate sources within the administration.
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You need a safe space to capture ideas and come back and cultivate them, to then bring them to action.
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If looking is the first act of being political, it is our responsibility to cultivate nuance in how we look.
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On Monday, the Office of Drug control announced it had granted its first licence to cultivate and research medicinal cannabis.
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There's a huge amount of interest out there and we would like to grow that interest and really cultivate it.
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It's believed that Genghis Khan used the games to cultivate able warriors when he founded the Mongol Empire in 1206.
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But Moreno will need to cultivate support from many in the polarized country who view his narrow win with suspicion.
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But these days, foreign demand for the Amazonian super-leaf means that he now has an incentive to cultivate more.
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But perhaps more surprising is that many of these gardeners aren't stepping a foot outside when it's time to cultivate.
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I learned through my own experience working on Capitol Hill how congressional caucuses can cultivate fertile ground for bipartisan policymaking.
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I think some publishers will realize that it makes more sense for them to cultivate a smaller, more dedicated audience.
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This is because America can bring out the best in all persons if one chooses to cultivate one's highest self.
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It seems that the un-Trump brand Baker and Hogan worked hard to cultivate is independently earned, but not transferable.
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To build a network robust and strong enough to support these significant technology innovations, we must cultivate and deploy 5G.
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We have the knowledge and the innovative systems to make this happen; now is the time to cultivate the will.
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Our K-12 system is perfectly poised to cultivate curiosity, hands-on learning, and the desire to solve world problems.
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Arabesque bacteria flourish in this petri dish as the handful of residents and their twisted joint history cultivate large questions.
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Deliveroo, a major Uber Eats rival outside the US, has made its second acquisition to date with software consultancy Cultivate.
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Cultivate was formed in 2014, and has counted Deliveroo as one of its major clients for the last three years.
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The menu at Cultivate Holdings includes various strains of marijuana flower, edible cookies, oils, and something called Pumpkin Spice Dust.
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Women can now cultivate their own businesses, sell their own merchandise, network, advertise, and empower and inspire people independently online.
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Since 250, only one of the 21978 medical marijuana laws passed grant people the right to cultivate their own medicine.
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Neptune is the planet of dreams, spirituality, and fantasy, and it's important that you cultivate your relationship with other worlds.
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As technology helps to automate precise care, it will free up healthcare providers to cultivate the coveted doctor-patient relationship.
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"It can't be right that while we're trying to cultivate the desert we are losing beautiful Egyptian farmland," he said.
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And Mr. Reeves is trying to cultivate an online presence that is unique to him and not limited to LinkedIn.
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Making a terrarium isn't as involved as, say, mulching a rose bush, but it satisfies the gardener's urge to cultivate.
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Maybe, like Steingarten, your father will cultivate his own wild yeast or watch a pack of farmers slaughter a pig.
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Danny was one of the good kids, and I watched him cultivate other interests outside of skateboarding as he matured.
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Failing to cultivate internal intellectual talent for future leadership positions has also subtly influenced how political leaders view their options.
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Each player assumes the role of a birder, collecting birds and deciding which to deploy on the board and cultivate.
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Ms. Haspel has been careful to cultivate a good relationship with both Mr. Trump and Mr. Barr, according to officials.
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Other apps are less explicitly about sex and romance, but can still be used to cultivate communication in those arenas.
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Instead, develop deep relationships with organizations and institutions that cultivate talent of color that may be outside of your networks.
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In the Assembly, she said, she and her allies have kept a constant lookout for strong women candidates to cultivate.
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Low-price solar cells made in China devastated Germany's attempts to cultivate a solar-cell industry in the last decade.
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There is an opportunity for foundations, universities and companies to cultivate lost Einsteins and help turn them into potential innovators.
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He encouraged me to take institutional meetings to cultivate relationships, but not to focus on them for my current fundraising.
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The content company must rely on the popular social media platform to cultivate the attention of the audience/the world.
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Cultivate curiosity: If you're feeling tempted to procrastinate, bring your attention to the sensations arising in your mind and body.
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We think of identity almost as a person inside us, this little thing we cultivate that is the real us.
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They cultivate an interesting atmosphere, as well, occasionally cushioning the extremity with traditional Moroccan folk instruments or scratchy electronic moments.
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Oracle has been one of the Silicon Valley giants that has worked hardest to cultivate ties to the Trump administration.
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When it became clear after 2016 that both harbored presidential ambitions, Ms. Warren was particularly careful to cultivate Mr. Sanders.
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Despite the Halloween trappings, tour organizers say their aim is to share local history and cultivate pride in the community.
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A green-thumbed neighbor has befriended her daughters and is teaching them how to cultivate herbs and cook with them.
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There will probably be 0003 or more storms this year on the planet that cultivate stronger (higher winds) than Idai.
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This is no surprise, because Moustakas hits for power, a skill the Royals struggle to cultivate at spacious Kauffman Stadium.
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Given the limited number of episodes ABC originally ordered, did you feel like you had to cultivate your own audience?
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A day trip would cost precious time when there were big-city bosses, elected officials and money men to cultivate.
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"In today&aposs climate, every single day presents leaders with the opportunity to cultivate reliability — a key driver of trust."
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You don't have to cultivate the perfect Close Friends list or use hashtags to get maximum engagement on your posts.
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All the same, our hair sentiments are perpetually subject to change: We cultivate this relationship — like all others — over time.
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They hired a specialty public relations firm, the Chamber Group, to broaden media outreach and cultivate African-American micro-influencers.
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Many early retirees, on the other hand, have told Business Insider early retirement helped them cultivate and discover new passions.
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" Danielsen explained to Mashable that "there has been little or no effort in the entertainment industry to cultivate blind talent.
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Nor does DoD require its technical managers to spend any time in the high-tech industries it seeks to cultivate.
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Trump has positioned his defense of Russia as a desire to cultivate a friendly relationship with a potentially useful ally.
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I think it's still needed, and I think we still need to cultivate it more and work on it more.
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Gary Nunn writes that trying to anglicize Markle goes against the modern image the royal family is trying to cultivate.
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"What we're trying to cultivate with mindfulness is a quality of attention, where you're present with each moment," says Winston.
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To cultivate a growth mindset among its employees, Microsoft has changed its approach to people-management, performance evaluation, and hiring.
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Universal programs, on the other hand, not only cultivate strong support but also tend to get recipients more politically involved.
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If Mr. Guaidó were to prevail, China would need to cultivate a relationship with him that preserves its economic interests.
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McSally had declined to support Trump in 2016, though she's since sought to cultivate a friendlier relationship with the president.
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That matters, especially if a pattern emerges where Chicago's bad players look decent and its decent players cultivate intriguing qualities.
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That affinity is something the ambassador and the embassy have used to cultivate relationships within the administration, according to those people.
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He thought his predecessor should have met more frequently with members of Congress in order to cultivate productive relationships with them.
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We just did that; we had a day of mindfulness with hundreds of people, [to] try to cultivate goodness in them.
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Benchmark has been trying to cultivate younger investors, with two newer partners who have joined since it last raised new capital.
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They are allowed to cultivate the land but have to adhere to certain restrictions on digging borewells and cutting down trees.
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We have no say in how companies engineer our attention, change our work processes, cultivate our consumption, and steward our histories.
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He's concerned with peeling back human perception, using soft light, rounded corners, and rigid standards of cleanliness to cultivate otherworldly experiences.
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For example, researchers are still looking for ways to cultivate bugs at quantities that can reliably feed many millions of people.
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Was it intentional to cultivate such an engaged social media audience, or were you just making content that people identified with?
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But for the Baniwa women, the income they've earned from the Jiquitaia chili peppers they cultivate has made all the difference.
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The easiest way to get coverage is to cultivate a relationship with a writer and make a cool product or service.
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They don't control those groups, but they cultivate them, and they amplify certain voices and shape the conversation toward strategic goals.
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" She glances at the tube with bored disdain, a look most North Koreans cultivate when confronted with expensive Western brands. "No.
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Nancy Peter, Director of the McKinney Center for STEM Education, emphasized the need for incentives that cultivate collaboration, rather than competition.
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If we want to see trees survive climate change, we're going to need to cultivate the strongest ones we can find.
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Gina Rodriguez was a keynote speaker at the "Women to Watch" Day event organized by Create & Cultivate and Fossil in Austin.
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Now, as the water table falls from overuse, he is only able to pump enough water to cultivate half his land.
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It's really serious emotional work to unlearn jealousy and cultivate other ways to feel secure in a relationship, but it's possible.
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"My mentality was just to try to cultivate gratitude every day and convince myself that I would get better," he says.
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If you cultivate these characteristics, you'll become the unforgettable boss that your people will remember for the rest of their careers.
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And as for her relationship with Peter, well, we can't wait to see what kind of magic they cultivate next week.
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When we empower girls hungry for education, we cultivate women who are emboldened to effect change within their communities and globally.
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The ad, which is entirely inaccurate, is designed to strip protections from trans people and to cultivate fear of our bodies.
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"What I'm trying to do is cultivate that from the group ... and hopefully produce the most compelling story that we can."
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There are no set rules about how often to interact, but you must develop and cultivate a mentorship like any relationship.
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Our relationships affect all aspects of our lives, and making time to cultivate and care for them will impact your success.
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Students at the New York Studio School are encouraged to cultivate a personal vision through investigation of the world around them.
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Cultivate a bit of a madman image — with the national security team portrayed as holding him back from his wilder impulses.
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Freshdeal is a B2B platform for produce industry pro's to discover new business opportunities, connect with verified partners, and grow. Cultivate
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" — from her keynote speech at the Create & Cultivate conference 2016 ON BEING KIND "We just need to be kinder to ourselves.
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He's concerned with peeling back human perception, using soft light, rounded corners, and rigid standards of cleanliness to cultivate otherworldly experiences.
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And Kelly has been wise to cultivate her and to make sure he includes her, and factors her schedule into events.
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The more options you cultivate — especially if you decide to go into a public service job — the better off you'll be.
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Selena Gomez is an advocate for the LGBTQ community, and she credits her mother with helping cultivate her acceptance for everyone.
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Second, imports must be non-genetically modified (GM) strains as India does not allow the cultivate or import of GM crops.
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Your signature scent is something that takes a long time to cultivate, but once you've found it, you're set for life.
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It demands a commitment to controlling costs and investing in innovations that cultivate college-going aspirations in the communities we serve.
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JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have helped existing clients with cannabis-related deals, though their clients don't sell or cultivate THC themselves.
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Cruz, who has emphasized religious liberty in his attempt to cultivate the evangelical vote, receives 22 percent support from the demographic.
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"The FCC's proposal also has the potential to derail efforts by wireless carriers to cultivate mobile video advertising revenues," Moody's wrote.
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Adults are also permitted under the policy to cultivate up to four marijuana plants per household for their own personal use.
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But luckily, by following the steps below, you'll be sure to cultivate a highly-organized business that operates smoothly and efficiently.
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Some Democrats were concerned that she and senior House leadership had not done enough to cultivate new leaders within their ranks.
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Offering in-demand features could give the banks that use Bottomline's products the ability to cultivate long-term relationships with clients.
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That allowed Iran, still worried about Iraq, to cultivate allies among Iraq's increasingly disenfranchised Shiites, including militias that had risen up.
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Cultivate Holdings said on Instagram that its first customer was Stephen Mandile, an Iraq War veteran who was wounded in combat.
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"I work hard to cultivate a productive and open line of communication with the people of California's 49th district," Issa said.
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Most importantly, he's stopped growing them in embryonic cells, having devised a way to cultivate them in a biologically inert form.
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As I grew a bit older, avoiding new foods naturally fit into a larger personality that I worked hard to cultivate.
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"People here are starting to cultivate cocoa in zones where before there was coffee," the farmer told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He seems to cultivate this blandness of affect to convey that he deals in facts, eschews drama, and tells the truth.
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JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have helped existing clients with cannabis-related deals, though their clients don't sell or cultivate THC themselves.
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"During the outbreak, we can still cultivate our support network online while maintaining social distancing in a physical sense," Cao said.
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It's healthy to cultivate friendships outside of your romantic relationships but sometimes they can be the source of jealousy and resentment.
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Most are made of willow, a wonder material that is at once flexible, lightweight, strong, endlessly renewable and easy to cultivate.
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Many companies strive to create cultures that revolve around team-building, which can be difficult to cultivate at times, Zinser said.
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She has helped cultivate an appreciation for '80s music in my kids, who also suddenly have frequent needs for setting timers.
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In the age of analytics, teams cultivate power hitters and power pitchers, and the amateur ranks churn out plenty every year.
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We intentionally cultivate candidates from diverse geographies, backgrounds, sectors, and institutions who reflect and understand the communities served by our clients.
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One dispute followed a fund-raiser organized by Mr. Callaway to help Mr. Gilliam cultivate the city's Asian and Indian population.
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Recognizing that in practice it needs friends in big liberal cities, Uber has worked hard to cultivate this base of support.
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These same people usually come from backgrounds of privilege; families buttress them with financial support as they cultivate their professional interests.
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Industry leaders say women are the only growing demographic in the sport, which is why they are so crucial to cultivate.
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Many white evangelicals say they want to cultivate diverse congregations and dispel the liberal image of the racist, pro-Trump evangelical.
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"That role was tailor-made for Maria," he said, adding that Mercader was able to cultivate, train, and mentor young journalists.
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Not only does March for Our Lives work toward the issues we care about, but it's a place to cultivate friendship.
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For the Tennessee-born Waller, helping the Jewish settlers cultivate the land means taking part in the fulfillment of a prophecy.
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"As the biggest spectator sport, everybody is looking at sort of how they cultivate the next generation of fans," Zarghami said.
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Putting on the headband, sticking in my AirPods and just being still for a while is a good ritual to cultivate.
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It&aposs not about amassing wealth, but rather using that wealth as a tool to cultivate long-lasting feelings of positivity.
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I found that my experience in an all-male institution helped me to cultivate emotional intelligence, emotional maturity, and emotional vulnerability.
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Adams has helped cultivate a progressive mantle for Sinn Fein, calling for change to Ireland's restrictive abortion laws, among other issues.
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Cultivate client rapportInspired and powerful branding, along with word-of-mouth marketing, are other avenues for growing a lucrative client base.
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Other mind-body programs use similar principlesIt would be nearly impossible to design studies comparing all the techniques that cultivate mindfulness.
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It functions mainly to cultivate outside support for the president's agenda, working with business, religious and other groups to garner support.
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Identifying the skills required to get there and setting aside time to cultivate them is your best form of job security.
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Culture, for example, is hard to define, implement, cultivate and evolve… How do you structure culture within a business or organization?
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After dropping out of medical school to farm in 2013, Kashem looked for property to cultivate - but quickly hit an obstacle.
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Inmates can also study for their high school diplomas, cultivate tomatoes, take theater classes and learn to be painters or tailors.
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This allows the parents to discuss character motivations with their children and, in the process, try to cultivate empathy in them.
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Under current President Rodrigo Duterte, however, Manila has pulled back on the issue and sought to cultivate closer ties with Beijing.
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We're the ones who build the best airplanes, cultivate the best wines, discover lifesaving medicines and design innovative clean energy technologies.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that Nader sought to cultivate Broidy as a tool of influence in Trump's White House.
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In 2017, Ma's foundation pledged $45 million over 10 years to help discover and cultivate future teaching talent in rural China.
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Gonzalez's friend, Danny Bowien, of the contentious Mission Chinese, frequently commissions artist Justin Hager to cultivate their skater boy/ Metallica vibe.
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Symantec's HR chief says looking beyond traditional qualifications can help cultivate diversityCappellanti-Wolf has made diversity a top priority at Symantec.
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As a result, politicians often cultivate support from sultans as a way of wooing voters from the country's Malay political base.
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Zen Hospice Project was known for its volunteer training program, which taught highly vetted people to slow down and cultivate awareness.
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Veteran GOP operative Karl Rove, a Rivada adviser, is helping to cultivate an informal network of advocates to push the concept.
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Instead, they cultivate a clinical aesthetic that provokes curiosity about a topic likely to engender disgust or nonchalance in another's hands.
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Let Us Cultivate Our Garden relies on the land, on what is there and what can be done with it ethically.
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Ultimately, the exhibition entreats us all to cultivate our gardens — despite the politics that seem to perpetually and unabashedly obstruct us.
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Reagan also took time during the transition to cultivate Washington's political and social elite, which had often felt neglected under Carter.
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The difference—as Helfrich's example reminds us—lies in the discipline, and the mystery is how Saban continues to cultivate it.
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About 25 companies listed on TMX exchanges cultivate, distribute and possess marijuana, while others provide services to the cannabis industry, Chadda said.
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They were using reasoning and evidence not to find out what's true but to cultivate their identity in a group, he said.
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And I'm not trying start a fight here, but they are actually credited as among the first to cultivate rice in Asia.
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Part of the role of government is to cultivate conditions for a healthy citizenry, and birth control falls squarely in that purview.
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In 1985, Schultz left Starbucks after his ideas to cultivate an Italian-like experience for coffee lovers was rejected by the founders.
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Indeed farmers can now cultivate land closer to hilltops and riverbanks, both areas more susceptible to erosion after trees are cut down.
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Rathbone, who is also a musician, said in 2018 that his older child has also begun to cultivate a love of music.
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Cultivate itself was a small (likely around only 15 employees) but profitable business, from the looks of its filings with Companies House.
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And when we talk about teaching mathematics, sometimes we forget these larger virtues that we are seeking to cultivate in our students.
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Donald Trump's election and his promise to cultivate economic growth at levels we haven't seen in decades is clearly making a difference.
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I tried for a long time to cultivate a taste for Mitski, telling myself that I should be grateful for her success.
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Question 2 passed in Nevada, according to ABC News, which allows adults 21 and older to possess, purchase, cultivate and consume marijuana.
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" They're trying to cultivate something for millennials that some younger people seem to grasp intuitively: what blogger Venkatesh Rao calls "domestic cozy.
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On the football field, the only way to win was to cultivate speed, strength, endurance and mental toughness that outpaced our opponents.
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One incentive for retailers is that young consumers are willing to spend extra on brands that cultivate a reputation for environmental responsibility.
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Our daily practices of mindfulness and compassion cultivate the wholesome mental, emotional, and physical qualities that prepare us to meet the inevitable.
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Perhaps the biggest difference between teens today and Millennial teens, though, is how keen they are to cultivate their own personal style.
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Maharashtra has seized unapproved seeds worth 12 million rupees ($178,000) in the past two months, enough to cultivate 10,000 hectares, said Gholap.
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Buttigieg has also been working to cultivate relationships with national black American leaders, including Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, with some success.
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In truth, they desperately need to get out of the rut they are in and cultivate new voices of hope and leadership.
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After the terrible coup attempt, Turkey had a golden opportunity to unite around democratic, pluralistic values and cultivate coexistence, peace and harmony.
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The farming company works closely with east England farmers to cultivate everything from Carlin peas to marrowfats to blue and yellow peas.
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If your parents aren't around, you can still cultivate a relationship with an older person who is similar to a parental figure.
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While we cultivate a public persona to attain resources and maximize success, our covert self encloses inferiorities, base desires, and inner wildness.
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When considering how ethical reflection can cultivate civility and help stymie information disorder, biomass pyramids provide a helpful, if unexpected, entry point.
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Influencers run all their photos through a specific preset in order to cultivate a specific aesthetic and make their feed look cohesive.
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There are 80,000 types of plants that are endangered, and to avoid the extinction of these 80,000, I need to cultivate them.
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At the China Development Forum on Saturday, Yang said two types of entrepreneurs had been keen to cultivate links with government officials.
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It's no surprise, then, that Zimmer received a place on the Create & Cultivate 100 list, which honors 100 women across 10 categories.
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But when plants make that transition from "thing that grows over there sometimes" to "crop that humans obsessively cultivate," they get finicky.
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Russian operatives may spot and assess those whose views accord with the Kremlin's and seek to cultivate them online as unwitting assets.
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Custodians of many shrines cultivate relationships with local politicians to increase their influence and, in return for votes, receive protection, he said.
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In light of growing evidence that our personality can be changed, should we be trying to cultivate our politeness or our compassion?
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"I wanted to cultivate this vibe where you could be mindful of the fact that you're eating with other people," he explains.
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At a time when the economy seems anemic, the degree to which government policies can continue to cultivate innovation is being tested.
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OFA's new effort represents, in part, a concession that institutional efforts to cultivate a nationwide grassroots network withered during Obama's two terms.
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The sham embassy advertised its services through fliers and billboards to cultivate customers from Ghana and neighboring countries, the State Department said.
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Steinem was the keynote speaker at a conference for Create & Cultivate, an online platform for women entrepreneurs, on Saturday in New York.
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I understand I should cultivate a salon-like list of contacts that I can use to source stories and meet interesting people.
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Cultivate is the first enterprise platform to measure digital engagement and bias using a manager's most common forms of communications (email, chat).
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" She added: "We often go into this autopilot mode to get through the day, and we don't know how to cultivate resiliency.
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Algalo says its low-cost photobioreactor, which uses light to cultivate algae, can grow almost all species of microalgae in high productivity.
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"We need a more deliberate process to cultivate the abundance of minority talent we already have in the State Department," he said.
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Within this circuit, elite schools cultivate privilege — a lens through which students come to understand themselves, others, and the world around them.
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In Ethiopia, where land is formally owned by the state, farmers' rights to cultivate it and rent it out have been clarified.
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One of the ways to ensure that we get the best intelligence is to cultivate and recruit the best available regional experts.
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Front Burner A growing number of restaurants cultivate their own herbs, greens and so forth on terraces and, increasingly, outside the city.
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Mr. de Blasio seemed to go out of his way early on in his administration to try to cultivate the union leader.
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Empathy is what will stop us from making that mistake, so it is important for us as a society to cultivate that.
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" He then continued with his prepared remarks, in which he claimed some schools are trying to cultivate "a generation of … supercilious snowflakes.
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That is good news for muguka producers like Njeru, who said he was struggling to cultivate enough to keep up with demand.
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First and foremost, you need to choose the proper fish tank to sustain the kind of aquatic environment you want to cultivate.
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For both countries, sectarianism is a tool by which they can cultivate proxy forces and stir up fear of the other side.
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Roth says the secret to making bold career changes like these is to cultivate soft skills, trust your gut and have confidence.
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You can cultivate strong investors and customers by identifying the problem you're solving rather than reverse-engineering a problem from a solution.
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It is thus possible and perhaps even reasonable for a large international business association to cultivate a membership of socially responsible leaders.
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Nick Papas, an Airbnb spokesman, said the company would not let those disputes deter its efforts to cultivate a business traveler clientele.
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As a result, sheep and goat herders have to trek higher to find grazing land and crops are much harder to cultivate.
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So this is the time not to close off climate options but to cultivate them, as New York, California and Massachusetts have.
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The U.S. military is facing a host of challenges as it seeks to cultivate and expand cyber operations in the new year.
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"It puts me in a really good head space," said Chelsea Grace, 32, who owns a Seattle plant shop called Cultivate Propagate.
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The U.N. said in July that lands being used to cultivate coca in Colombia grew 52 percent last year to 146,000 hectares.
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Their hope for this physical space is to not only cultivate tangible black memory but to also celebrate and build black community.
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The simulation sequences wouldn't be much better on their own, giving players only six tiny, self-contained pieces of land to cultivate.
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Meanwhile, completing each of the dozen or so action-based levels unlocks new features and lands to cultivate during the sim portions.
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"I think as you get older you have to really cultivate your mind and have a deep understanding of self," she said.
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China's AI programs benefit greatly from its militaries integration with the private sector, something the US military has been struggling to cultivate.
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Experts predict farmers will continue to produce coffee in mountainous areas, or adapt the way they cultivate it as the climate changes.
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He gave me two invaluable gifts: the space to cultivate my own desire for excellence, and the healthy psyche to pursue it.
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On the basis of our findings, we believe that colleges might be uniquely positioned to cultivate a new generation of diverse innovators.
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If he wants the audience, or rather, the country, to buy his performance, he'll need to cultivate some of the real thing.
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Trick No. 1: Go out of your way to cultivate children, who tend to have outsize sway over their parents' lodging decisions.
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For Prince Mohammed, the affair threatens to severely damage the image of moderate reformer that he has worked for years to cultivate.
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It helps you gain information, be more empathetic, cultivate trust, build relationships, manage conflicts and come up with creative solutions to problems.
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Groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda do want homegrown attacks and actively seek to cultivate them — but it's not their first choice.
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You can cultivate a world of in-jokes between yourself and your screen, to make you feel at home in the terminal.
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"In wandering, his poems deliberately cultivate attentiveness to the motions of mind," Tess Taylor writes, reviewing the book alongside three other collections.
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They cultivate an American next-door neighbor vibe ("just a guy off the street," he said), with details from their own lives.
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